joninliverton
BSB Addict
Already ordered Mike, as is the new Neil Young College Dudes.
This song is apropos of nothing, except that I heard it on the radio this morning and can't get it out of my head. The Fab Four were young and exuberant and immensely talented and this is a great example of Early Beatlemania!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yLk7RRxdvIY[/video]
This song is apropos of nothing, except that I heard it on the radio this morning and can't get it out of my head. The Fab Four were young and exuberant and immensely talented and this is a great example of Early Beatlemania!
When I first learned of the gay bathhouse scene in the early 1970's, the first one I went to was The Continental Baths in the Ansonia Hotel on West 74th St & Broadway in New York City. I never saw Bette perform there, but on Saturday nights, there was a little cabaret where the posh men and women came all dressed to the nines to watch the entertainment, while the gay boys ran around in their towels, and the steam room was right opposite the stage. Going there on Saturday nights was a rather decedent environment, like something out of ancient Greece or Rome. By the way, her piano player was Barry Manilow.She's Baaaack! The Divine Ms M, Bette Midler, singing a song from her new album which was released this week. This was telecast on the Today Show this morning. She has come a long way from the time she performed at gay bath clubs. Enjoy!
Already ordered Mike, as is the new Neil Young College Dudes.
When I first learned of the gay bathhouse scene in the early 1970's, the first one I went to was The Continental Baths in the Ansonia Hotel on West 74th St & Broadway in New York City. I never saw Bette perform there, but on Saturday nights, there was a little cabaret where the posh men and women came all dressed to the nines to watch the entertainment, while the gay boys ran around in their towels, and the steam room was right opposite the stage. Going there on Saturday nights was a rather decedent environment, like something out of ancient Greece or Rome. By the way, her piano player was Barry Manilow.
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Enjoyed this greatly, Mike. Very funny lady. Infinite charm. Not a bad voice, either.
"A" XOXOXOXOXO
When I first learned of the gay bathhouse scene in the early 1970's, the first one I went to was The Continental Baths in the Ansonia Hotel on West 74th St & Broadway in New York City. I never saw Bette perform there, but on Saturday nights, there was a little cabaret where the posh men and women came all dressed to the nines to watch the entertainment, while the gay boys ran around in their towels, and the steam room was right opposite the stage. Going there on Saturday nights was a rather decedent environment, like something out of ancient Greece or Rome. By the way, her piano player was Barry Manilow.
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Mike ~
This is just for my friend Jon, because I know he will love it, so very, very, much ;-) (I chose the karaoke version, replete with lyrics, so Jon can sing along, when he's feeling especially sentimental!!!
"A" XOXOXOXOXO
I was driving back from the Bronx this afternoon on the FDR Drive with the windows open on a sunny 60 degree day, with the classic rock station blasting and this fine song came on the radio! Gotta love Bowie!!!